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Make up for the fair skinned ladies... because some of us like our porcelain skin just fine! This list is complied with the help of the lovely ladies from the beauty101 community on livejournal.com.

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I'm one of the whitest people I know!

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Prescriptives Custom Blend Foundation

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From chalkboard white to midnight black, Prescriptives can blend the perfect color for you. Classier than the latest drugstore brand version of "customizing" your shade with a spin dial... and it makes me want to say, "This is my shade... go get your own." Great for people who have a super tough time finding foundation to match their skin color.

Updated Jun 23, 2008

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Dainty Doll By Nicola Roberts Foundation at ASOS

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So maybe no one (hopefully) is this white. But it can be mixed in with your regular foundation to lighten it up so it will closer match your skin. Cheaper than a custom foundation... sent to you from the UK in (what I hear is) pretty good time. Also great for Halloween -- ghost, skeleton, or geisha.

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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FACE atelier Cosmetics

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This company is great because they offer a white foundation and a dark foundation that can be used to lighten or darken your foundation as you need. I've ordered my sample of the white foundation and absolutely cannot wait for it to arrive.

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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Satin Matte Foundation | Mineral Makeup from Alima Cosmetics

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It's all natural and eco-friendly, but that isn't even the best part! How does it get better? Alima makes their mineral foundations in a wide array of colors... from super-pale to dark-as-night, you also get to choose from different shades: Cool, Neutral, Beige, Warm, Golden, and Olive. And if none of those work for you, they also have a custom option where you can have up to three colors mixed together for you.

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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MAC PRO | Face And Body Foundation

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So the average person has to either call or drop into a Mac Pro store in order to purchase the white shade of this stuff, but I'm pretty sure it'd be worth it after I found out that NW15 is waaay too dark for me. Add the white to any favorite (but slightly off) liquid foundation and voila! your perfect shade.

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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Vincent Longo Liquid Canvas Dew Finish Foundation SPF 15

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This makes the cut because it offers two different porcelain colors. Choose between Golden Porcelain (for a little yellow) or just plain Porcelain (for pure pink). I'm definitely interested in this little gem.

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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Bare Escentuals: i.d. bareMinerals SPF 15 Powder Foundation

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While I'm a little more interested in Alima mineral makeup, bareMinerals has the hype around it that keeps me interested. I tried it a while ago and was using Fairly Light which was just too dark for me. I switched back to liquid foundation before I realized that they have a Fair shade, so I might have to give it another go. And when you add some of the eyeshadow in Chenille, you can lighten it up to just the right shade... so there's not too much risk in trying it again!

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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Sephora: Bare Escentuals i.d. bareMinerals Eye Shadow: Eyeshadow

6 people recommended this item

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It may seem a little weird using eye shadow to lighten up a foundation, but when it's all made from minerals... why not? Add a little of this in Chenille to any mineral foundation to customize it to your perfect shade. Just be careful not to dump the loose powder all over yourself!

Updated Jun 24, 2008

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Bare Escentuals Mineral Veil

6 people recommended this item

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If your face tends to get a little oily and you need a powder to keep it under control (like I do), this is almost the perfect powder. It's sheer and won't compromise the color of your foundation. The only problem? Loose powders can be pretty darn messy. I'm willing to deal with the mess for a great looking face!

Updated Jun 24, 2008